In this episode of the Monster Catcher’s Journal, I take you with me on one of the rarest experiences of my entire catching career—an encounter with the protected and ancient Lumenglace Reindeer herd.

What started as a simple investigation into glowing hoofprints turned into a once-in-a-lifetime event. After tracking a lone Guardian Lumenglace through the northern tundra, I discovered a hidden ice cavern that held a secret long lost to Nibiru’s history: a Glacien Wisp, a legendary winter spirit glyph, being born from a frozen egg.

But the real miracle came moments later.

For the first time in centuries, the entire Lumenglace herd returned, antlers glowing like a constellation walking on snow. I witnessed their ancient welcoming ritual—an event protected under the Sacred Glyphs Act, which forbids anyone from capturing or interfering with them.

I didn’t catch anything. I didn’t try to. To do so would have been a crime and a disrespect to the ancient winter order.

Instead, I stood quietly as the herd embraced the newborn Wisp and honored their Guardian’s long vigil. In return, they offered me something no journal entry or recording can ever truly capture: recognition. A moment of respect exchanged between observer and sacred creature.

As I drove home in my hover car, drifting beneath auroras and untouched snowfields, one thought stayed with me— I was incredibly lucky to have witnessed the Lumenglace up close for myself.

In this episode, I share the story of Gritmeg, a petrified gingerbread man brought to life in a chaotic candy-factory accident. From the moment I caught him in a glyphid, I’ve watched him adjust to life at the Sanctuary Pyramid, navigating puddles, crumbs, and the ever-mischievous Swell-Ceth birds that live in the Blood-Bark tree.

We follow Gritmeg’s first day, including a wild chase across the front lawn with a playful Swell-Ceth, a splash-filled lesson in friendship, and the moment I realized he was truly happy for the first time since he came to the Sanctuary.

This episode is about more than catching a new glyph—it’s about seeing a creature find its place, learning to trust, and discovering joy in the simplest things.

Hi, I’m Stelliferous, and in this episode, I document one of the most challenging captures of my career — Snobii, the Frost Memory Glyph. He’s a giant snowman with coal eyes, a carrot nose, and an icicle crown pulsing with icy energy, capable of unleashing storms that can bury entire towns.

I traveled to the abandoned northern town of Frost Vein, where Snobii had long haunted the villagers, leaving them in fear for generations. With my friends Zena and Luna by my side, and Aura Beak — my golden scarab Glyph — we faced his freezing wrath and the full force of his storm.

This episode chronicles the tense battle to contain Snobii, the moment the townsfolk finally came out of hiding, and the unexpected trust Orion showed me, asking me to keep Snobii and help him instead of just logging him away. It’s an adventure of danger, courage, and discovery — and a glimpse into the heart of a Glyph that’s as sorrowful as he is powerful.

Join me as I navigate the storm, understand Snobii’s nature, and learn what it truly means to connect with a creature that no one else dared to approach.

I thought I could handle Urekeb alone, but nothing goes as planned. Zena and Luna show up, a hover-craft goes crashing through a classroom, and I’m forced to face more than magical creatures—I discover more of the truth about my sister, Kazanora, and the secrets Orion and the Council have been hiding from me. Then Star Mori, the new principal and head of the Council, appears, suspending me for defying their rules. Trust is broken, danger is everywhere, and the line between following the rules and chasing the truth has never been clearer.

Today’s episode takes us deep into the rain forests of Nibiru in search of a creature as delicate as it is dangerous: the Glass Web. It’s not your ordinary monster — a small, almost fragile-looking spider with a body that shimmers like crystal and legs strong and bristly, hiding a surprising strength and intelligence beneath its delicate exterior.

In this episode, I share the story of what it’s like to track a creature that doesn’t hunt like others, a spider that crafts underground nests with silky trapdoors almost invisible to the eye, and the tension of getting too close to its hidden world. We also encounter a new carnivorous plant along the way, adding another layer of challenge to an already unpredictable mission.

This episode is about discovery, danger, and awe — the moments when beauty and risk collide in the forests of Nibiru. I’ll take you step by step through the sights, sounds, and the careful dance it takes to observe a creature that can strike in an instant, all while sharing the wonder of a world few have ever seen.

So join me, travelers, as we peer into the hidden corners of Nibiru and meet the Glass Web — a living gemstone of a spider that will make you rethink what fragile really means.

I’m Stelliferous, and you’ve been listening to The Monster Catchers Journal Podcast. Keep your nets ready, your eyes sharp, and your curiosity sharper. and may the glyphs light protect you.

This episode is… complicated. It’s about the moment I realized Kaznora is not just a Glyph, not just a monster I found and helped put back together—but my sister. My actual sister. That’s a lot to take in all at once. I spent weeks piecing her soul back together, and now that she’s safe, I have to accept something I never wanted to: she will never be human again.

My parents came to the sanctuary house this time, and it was intense. They were angry at me for bringing her home, for making her visible again, and for stepping into a danger they’ve been trying to shield her from for years. They didn’t yell at Kaznora—just me. I get it, sort of. They were scared. But I couldn’t let fear or anger stop me from saving my sister.

Then there’s Orion. He knew. He had known all along that Kaznora would never return to being human. And I didn’t find that out until later. I confronted him in his classroom—I couldn’t keep it in—and I yelled, I’m not gonna lie. I was furious. How could he let me go through all of that without warning me? How could he let her be broken when I could have prepared?

But even in his calm, frustrating way, Orion reminded me of the truth: I did it. I brought her back. I gave her life again. And that matters more than anything he withheld.

This episode isn’t about victory or a final resolution. It’s about understanding the stakes, the weight of choices, and the bond between sisters—me and Kaznora. Even if she’s no longer human, even if danger is still out there, even if people I trust make mistakes… she’s home in my sanctuary house. And I’ll do everything I can to protect her.

This episode is about realizing that saving someone doesn’t always mean fixing them completely—it means standing with them, no matter what they’ve lost or changed into. And for me, Stelliferous, that’s exactly what Kaznora deserves.

This week, the team and I traveled deep into the overgrown ruins of Follie Oaks, a ghost town wiped clean from every official record. What we didn’t know when we arrived was that Follie Oaks had been quarantined decades ago by the Council of Catchers—its borders sealed, its story buried, and its name almost forgotten.

It didn’t take long to find out why.

The deeper we explored the ruins, the more wrong the air began to feel. The wind wasn’t natural—it whispered. And at the heart of those whispers, we found something extraordinary: a living oriental fan, green and black, shimmering beneath layers of dust inside an abandoned teahouse.

At first, it seemed dormant. But when I reached for it, the energy that surged through the room was like nothing I’d ever felt. The fan pulsed with consciousness. It wasn’t just alive—it was aware.

We brought it back to Orion’s lab for analysis, hoping it was a simple containment case. But when the readings came in, Orion’s face went pale. Lang, who usually lights up at the sight of a new Glyph, stood silent. That’s when we discovered the truth: this wasn’t just a Glyph. It was the source of the Follie Oaks quarantine.

The fan was only one piece of a much larger being—Kazanora, a fractured ancient entity whose power once shaped storms and silence alike. Her energy had splintered into seven mimic-like fragments, each capable of possessing objects and disguising themselves as harmless artifacts. When Orion attempted to secure the containment pyramid, it shattered—unleashing those Mimics back into the world.

Now, with Kazanora’s essence scattered and unstable, her fragments threaten to corrupt everything they touch.

Next Monday, I’ll return to the quarantined zones to begin the hunt for each fragment of Kazanora’s being. If we can recover them all and restore her core, we may finally learn what she truly was—a guardian, a curse, or something even older than the Council itself.

But for now, one thing is certain: the wind in Follie Oaks is no longer just wind. It’s alive. And it remembers her name.

Kazanora.

In this special episode of The Monster Catchers Journal, I Stelliferous, Zena, and Luna journey deep into Nibiru’s Emberwood in pursuit of a mischievous and elusive Glyph known as the Pine Whisp. Resembling an Irish pine marten from Earth but adorned with stone-red streaks along its back, twin onyx horns, and a flickering tail of living flame, the Pine Whisp is as clever as it is playful.

From the first mesmerizing glimpse to the clever lure of Carnivora Bloom pods, the team documents its cunning behavior, adaptive intelligence, and fiery antics. Along the way, listeners experience the tension, humor, and wonder of attempting to catch — and bond with — one of Nibiru’s most mischievous inhabitants.

Tune in for a tale of clever traps, sparks of mischief, and the beginning of a bond that proves some creatures are more than just wild — they’re unforgettable.

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Today was unlike any other mission. I thought I had VinaLoot in my grasp, but that mischievous little glyph had other plans. One wrong roll of the die, and chaos erupted—he conjured a bomb that nearly took us all out. I rolled just in time, Zena too, but Luna froze. And in that instant, Meerno jumped without hesitation, shielding her from the full force of the explosion. Watching him take the hit broke something inside me. Dust and debris filled the air, choking us, blurring everything, and I realized how close we had come to losing him.

I knew Meerno wasn’t dead—just badly hurt—so I handed Luna a green heal glyphid and guided her through its use. It was the longest, most tense moments of my life, waiting for the glyphid to pull him inside and begin the healing process. Four days he would need to recover, but saving his life felt like the only choice.

Just when I thought we were safe, Vine Loot tried to make his escape. With no time to waste, I activated my prison glyphid, and within seconds, the untamable glyph was wrapped in chains, completely contained. Relief washed over me, but the weight of responsibility didn’t leave—it was my duty to ensure he was delivered safely to Orion.

At the Luan Academy, Orion awaited, already knowing everything that had transpired. Somehow, he had sensed our struggle, our near losses. His words of gratitude hit me harder than I expected. “Thank you, Stelliferous, for catching this untamable glyph.” I felt a tear escape my cheek, a mixture of relief, exhaustion, and pride. We had survived. We had protected each other. And in the end, even in the face of chaos, we had won.

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